The Yamaha PSR-EW410 is musical FREEDOM!
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- There are so many directions you can take with the PSR-EW410. It has 76 keys which can also be set up as a sampler, operating 7 different samples up to 9 seconds each. There's a big set of sounds made almost limitless by the effects section, editable envelopes, and dynamic controls. It's not without it drawbacks, but for its price the PSR-EW410 gives generously!
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Your demos are the best !
Thankyou.
Musicians/producers who always had access to expensive gear won't notice, but I think it's really, really nice how musicians these days can have so many options within reach for so little money (compared to the 80's and 90's). Heck, back in '85 or so, for example, the only home keyboard with sampling was the Casio SK-1. Compare that, as cool as it is for a toy, to the PSR-EW410, which has sampling PLUS a bunch of other cool options and sounds. Amazing. I feel glad that being able to create great music with lots of options these days is pretty much accessible for most people.
PS.: It also looks incredible when you compare the current PSR line to the 80's PSR keyboards. Take the first PSR, PSR-70, and compare to this. Wow.
I absolutely agree! :) #gearfacts
Kool demo..what a great bang for the buck for sure....would love to see more and more demos on this model Thanks
Thanks, and yes I've made a few videos featuring this board (Just search "Gearfacts PSR-EW410" to see them all) and also check out my vids about the PSR-E463, it's virtually the same, just has fewer keys.
Cman yes I think he really knows what we wanna hear and he play it and samples it for us, instead of like most of the people that demo, just show-off their talent in playing, which is not the worst thing but dam do a sample in layering different sounds like drums, base, guitar this makes us wanna buy this keyboard
Like the psr e463, ew410 also such as a mini synthesizer in a home keyboard. Good explanation video, sir! I am really happy to have e463 to use in my CZcams channel 😃.
Glad you liked the video :)
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I finally Bought the Psr E463 with less Keys, but same functions... I am using it along with other Synths and Sound Modules... Sounds pretty good and it's easy to use....
Yes I love it's ease of use.
And this also has the SWX03 as the tone generator. The PSR-E313 has the SWL01, and the PSR S550 and PSR-S710 use the SWX02 or SWP51L
Going to buy one!
Good call :) #gearfacts
Sounds great
Yep, fun to use as well :) #gearfacts
Awesome board and an excellent substitute for a stage piano
Yeah that piano sound is pretty sweet I think :) #gearfacts
That is quite a keyboard I want one
Yeah it's great :) #gearfacts
It's great. I have one.
It's still on offer...
Pretty nice keyboard.
I'm loving it :) #gearfacts
My is arriving on 10th of this month.. I'm Hammond into DX 7 Generation.. 😉
For such a nominal price.. This seems to have plenty for amusement.. I mostly require Jazz organ and Grand Piano..Additional features will be fun as well.. Like connecting it to the computer 🖥 midi and also purchasing those USB sticks loaded with style's and other pattern.. Sampling is the most splendid asset of this keyboard.. Which Korg, Roland and Casio aren't offering in budget price keyboard.. 🤣
Well... that's quite impressive.
Yep I love it :) #gearfacts
Nice keyboard dude thumbs up
Thanks Marcus
I have that keyboard
Nice one! :) #gearfacts
Me too. It's a great instrument.
all Yammie have to do is put a mod, wheel, portamento, octave and transpose buttons, 16 pads for pattern sequencing, a simple 4 operator FM synth, 100 user tones, 100 user rythmns, 100 user samples and you have a board that will sell in the thousands. However you can bet they won't do it
Several of those features would cost virtually NOTHING to include (I'd also like to see a monophonic mode - easy to program into a keyboard) but sometimes I wonder if they are protecting their higher models by deliberately leaving good features out.
@@gearfacts having said that can i hook up a midi controller using usb and control parameters on the keyboard that way? Not sure about this board's MIDI implementation
It might be a good idea to start ordering some spare parts, starting with those 2 tone changing knobs. They got twisted so often I wouldn’t be surprised if they died in the first week.
They're pretty dependable but yes I do keep spares ...You never know when you might get too excited haha
Yes, those knobs are very useful. I have already lost one of the knobs on my Ypt-400. I use them more to modify my sound than the tempo controls or the modulator/pitch bend wheel.
Okay, so have you reviewed the PSR-SX700 or the DGX-670? They came out 2 years ago or so
No. I’d be especially interested to try the psr-sx series.
I WAITING FOR THE EW 420 HY FROM MÉXICO
Other than the mic input; what reasons would you buy the 425 vs the 410?
The DSP. The 425 has far more effects.
I already have a professional keyboard yahama moxf6.
So i just wanted to buy a semi pro keyboard as a side chick .
Is it a good choices?
Yeah I think so, it can do a bit of everything which makes it handy for many purposes.
Loved this keyboard. I've been thinking in buy the PSR S550, an oldie...
But, now that I've seen this... maybe I could invest a little more (the double! hahauhu) and pick this one.
Hmmm that's a tough choice! :) #gearfacts
Do you think Its better for me to just buy the Yamaha E463 or should I put in the honderd euro's more for the EW410? I am a beginner by the way, this will be my first keyboard
No, if you're just starting the 463 has PLENTY to teach you, and even more to entertain you. Save your cash :)
@@gearfacts Thanks a lot for your feedback it's saving me a fortune!
@@DaanvdBurg-ho1gn My pleasure. Contact me if you want my collection of 100+ extra sounds and samples
Is it possible to assign different voices on different buttons so that when your are playing you just have to click that button which will automatically put on that assigned voice to it?
Yes, you can use the 32 memory slots for that.
Kinda stuck between this one and 463. I'm looking to start learning, but I heard that 61 keys is not enough in just few months. I don't want to buy a $300 keyboard and have to buy a $440 one in the same year or so.
I've been playing for years and I actually prefer a 49 key setup to be honest! But then again, I'm a VERY bad piano player so I'd listen to the opinion of someone a bit more advanced haha
@@gearfacts thank you for the reply. I decided to go with Casio CT-S300. It's cheap and the dance music mode sounds like a lot of fun. I shouldn't probably go with the most expensive one, I have commitment issues to my hobbies XD
If my hobby kicks off, I'll get the Yamaha E363 in like 8 months to a year. I don't really need the sampling of E463, I think. Plus if the keys aren't that important, then there is no point for EW410 as a beginner for me.
Thank you so much for the informative videos! Saved me a lot of money by helping me get enough information and making the right choice. If worse comes to worse, at least it would be like $150 down the toilet instead of $400!
Is this a good keyboard for an old boomer lounge-lizard/church-musician to use as a one-man-band? I had another yamaha with styles and fill-in accompaniment and it lasted almost 10 years (for $240, haha). I am considering buying one of these, but would like a little more input from others before making my final decision.
Personally I think it's the funnest keyboard I've used in about 20 years (Since Yamaha's DLX keyboard). It doesn't have the best sounds ever but they're certainly not bad, and it's just such a pleasure to use. Love it. ps If you don't need sampling, save yourself about $100 and get the PSR-EW400 :) #gearfacts
It is perfect for that; only the 2000 dollar PSR-900 is a better arranger keyboard and this keyboard has 76 keys.
Can I make my own styles in this keyboard ?
No, you can only record actual songs. So in theory you could create a beat that way but it's not really what's known as a 'style' :) #gearfacts
How is keybed relative to Casio wk 3000's series??
Very similar. I think the Yamaha is very slightly nicer but it's just a personal preference. Korg's competitor, the EK50, is much nicer than both but it's about $100 more :) #gearfacts
@@gearfacts thanks for reply& your work
Hi, and thanks for sharing with us. I saw that you played some drum patterns by themselves. Is it possible to turn off everything except the drums for all the patterns? Thanks friend.
Yes you can do that :)
@@gearfacts Thanks Gearfacts!!!!!! Christmas is coming and I made my list. In case no one gets a PSR EW410 for me, I've been saving up cash for a bit to buy it for myself!!!!!!
After downloading the manual and checking forums, I've had a big change of heart with the keyboard.
I want to like this keyboard, but until Yamaha can fix their ridiculous midi standards for PSR keyboards, I'll never buy one. My earliest Casio keyboards all torched the PSR E463 and EW410 for midi applications. I owned those keyboards over 25 years ago. The PSR E463/EW410 sound great, but calling them 16 channel in/16 channel out midi keyboards is a deception from Yamaha's marketing department. The PSR E463/EW410 are ok as toys for doodling, but serious midi programmers/sequencers will be very disappointed. And all of the portable apps are for IOS?!!!!! What about Android?!!!!!! Boooooo Yamaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@demofactory Totally fair point. I just want tradition midi sockets coz I don't want any computers involved.
The rotary speakers dsp effect is pretty bad. Its very noisy and affect every instrument I assign to. It's just me ? Or this is is a common error in all ew410 keyboards?
Yes, the rotary effects is overdriven. You can reduce that noise by assigning the knobs to 'effect' then reducing the knob on the right :) #Gearfacts
Is arpeggio on ew300 the same as ew410 ? Thx
Almost identical, yep :) #gearfacts
Gearfacts thx for reply. I really like arpeggios on npv80 and finally got one from WA (floor stock) they claim to have intelligent arpeggio ( automatically match to voice) are they the same too? Thx in advance
How Many Second Long Sample Length of Piano Voice
9 seconds max
@@gearfacts ok
I want buy e-463.
Great keyboard :) #gearfacts
Thinking of buying one of these for £80 should I go ahead and buy it?
Hell yeah. Dude that's a bargain. Sorry about the late reply, hope you were able to grab it.
Can this be used as a midi controller for VSTs?
Yes
@@gearfacts I'm assuming it's all in the manual?
@@chriscrawford3706 Not really, I think it's more about setting up the software to work with the keyboard. I've never set it up myself, but I am reliably informed that it can be done!
This one works to play live?
It's an excellent live instrument.
@@gearfacts omg imma get it then, its a profesional instrument?
Ew410 vs psr i500 which ones good I'm planning to buy this week.
If you like Indian beats and sounds, the i500 has more. If you really want a wider keyboard (76 keys) then the 410 will make you very happy :)
@@gearfacts thank you
Compared with Casio wk 6600,which one is better
Personally I'd choose the Yamaha
I have the WK6600 and I’m thinking of selling it. I’m not happy with it. I’d definitely go with the Yamaha!! I’m considering getting this keyboard.
berin gouod yamaha ew 410
Great home keyboard!!
@@gearfacts would this be a good one for small gigs and reharsing? I'm asking since you specified great home keyboard.
@@peritojonatas Definitely. It's very versatile and it can create great live performances as a solo performer or in a band. I guess when I say home keyboard I really mean a keyboard with speakers built into it :)
@@gearfacts cool, thanks.
That piano sucks istg that fucking sucks
Haha! Love it :) cheers dude